Navigating Nasogastric Intubation and Methylene Blue Efficacy

This chapter explores the effectiveness of nasopharyngeal airways in improving nasogastric intubation success rates in anesthetized patients, based on recent randomized control trials. The speakers reflect on their clinical experiences with intubation challenges and delve into the complexities surrounding the use of methylene blue for critically ill patients, discussing both its potential benefits and the necessity for more thorough research. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of high-quality trials in guiding evidence-based practices in emergency medicine.